Oakland Man Fatally Shot After Struggling With Brother Over Shotgun
Oakland police say a man struggling with his brother over a shotgun was killed when the weapon went off Tuesday evening.
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Oakland police say a man struggling with his brother over a shotgun was killed when the weapon went off Tuesday evening.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company announced it has received two international awards for its gas operations on the same day the utility was criticized by San Bruno's mayor for what a competing press release called 'playing Russian roulette with California cities."
Seniors make up about 30 percent of Harborside Health Center's current clientele of patients seeking medicinal marijuana. The facility claims to be the largest medical cannabis outfit in America.
The first in a series of surveys taking the pulse of Bay Area attitudes finds that crime, transportation and housing costs have been unseated as the number one concern among Bay Area residents by fears about the overall cost of living.
Two Kaiser Permanente facilities in Oakland reopened Tuesday afternoon after police had them close because of a threat earlier today.
Athletics manager Bob Melvin issued a pregame message to his slumping team to grind out at-bats rather look for home runs.
A man was killed and a woman was injured in a shooting in East Oakland on Sunday night, police said Monday.
The Diocese is defending a so called morality clause driving some teachers away from East Bay Catholic schools.
Sylvia Funes said Friday that her daughter, Jacqueline Funes, remains hospitalized in critical condition a week after she was shot and is paralyzed from the neck down.
Five people were riding in a car on 38th Avenue in Oakland, when someone in another car opened fire on them.
An unidentified Twitter user has been hiding money in San Francisco and Oakland on Friday, leaving it for anyone to find.
Oakland Mayor Jean Quan on Friday proposed a revised budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 that calls for spending more money on public safety, including adding an additional police academy that could begin as early as October.
While officials are Oakland are investigating a former police officer who became a FBI agent while receiving disability, a lawyer who sued the officer said he had a record of abuse.
Oakland city officials said they are launching an investigation after a former police officer on disability was identified as the FBI agent who killed an associate of a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing.
A University of California at Berkeley graduate sued a burger chain in Alameda County Superior Court Thursday over injuries suffered when she was badly burned by a spilled cup of hot coffee last year and an employee allegedly refused to call for an ambulance.
Oakland police are investigating a homicide where they say a man used a car as his weapon of choice when he ran over and killed his victim after an alleged argument.
A crowded field of 10 candidates shared the microphone Wednesday night in the latest Oakland mayoral debate at City Hall with many of the nine challengers taking direct aim at Mayor Jean Quan.
A high-tech tool used to pinpoint gunfire can also record voice conversations on Oakland streets.
Brandon Moss hit a solo homer for Oakland's only hit and the Athletics took advantage of the sloppy Tampa Bay Rays for a 3-2 victory Wednesday night.
A Bay Point tree trimmer could be facing federal charges for trimming trees outside a downtown Oakland post office earlier this month where protected birds were nesting, a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service investigator said Wednesday.
AC Transit's chief financial officer pleaded not guilty Wednesday to four felony counts of grand theft for allegedly taking more than $500,000 from one of Oakland's largest and most prominent churches.
Drew Pomeranz won his third consecutive start since moving from the bullpen into the rotation, Coco Crisp drove in two runs before departing with an injury, and the surging Oakland Athletics beat the Tampa Bay Rays 3-0 on Tuesday night.
The Oakland Raiders opened their doors Tuesday to a young, multi-talented genius. He is not their latest draft pick, but an Ivy League-bound teenager who has taken the country by storm with his academic success.
Enticed with better benefits, police departments across the Bay Area are luring Oakland officers fed up with high crime and low morale.
A proposal to build two residential towers on the Oakland waterfront at Jack London Square is drawing the ire of some Oakland residents.
